Trans Siberian Orchestra
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They used to play every year for free at Universal so I've seen them 3 or 4 times. I enjoyed it for the most part, the only problem for me was that they would always end the concert with 6 or so songs they created for the live Grinchmas Show at Universal and as the TransSiberian Orchestra was at night and I would have already seen the live Grinchmas show earlier in the day. So I usually skipped out when the Grinchmas songs started.
My wife on the other hand HATED them. Just absolutely hated everything about it. So she was happy that Universal did not renew their live performances this year.
That's not Transiberian Orchestra, you're referencing Manheim Steamroller. Aside from Christmas music, those two couldn't put on more different shows.
And I looked it up by Transiberian Orchestra so Mannheim Steamroller WILL be at Universal next weekend. Time to terrorise my wife again with the dulcet electronic sounds of Christmas! I'm sure she hates you for pointing out my mistake.
I don't know much about them, but heard that they aren't going to North Carolina this year because of the whole bathroom law thing.
Saw them in Jax a few years back and it was miserable. I think it was because of how they show was set up. The first 1.5 hrs was some slow paced xmas story with barely any music. By the time the kick ass music/fire/show came I was so over it.
OH Yeah. I saw them last year in Richmond and they were great. Must see for Christmas. You won't be disappointed
For those advocating seeing them, can you also confirm whether or not you think Yanni is a must-see?
For some reason, I get the distinct feeling that they're very similar sort of "artists" and I admittedly base that on pure conjecture and zero first-hand knowledge.
For some reason, I get the distinct feeling that they're very similar sort of "artists" and I admittedly base that on pure conjecture and zero first-hand knowledge.
If I said Infinite Energy Center would that provide a better location for you.
I saw Yanni in Richmond in the early 90's and Linda Evans was accompanying him. She was in the audience near the sound men. Nice looking in person just like TV. Yanni is a must see if you want to get laid but Trans Siberian had so much more variety and excitement.
I think you mean, Yanni is a must see if you wanted to get laid in the 90s...not so much in 2016. Unless you live in the villages.
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